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Learning to hug again: Time to move past elbow bumps for our own mental health - Vimarsana News

Learning to hug again: Time to move past elbow bumps for our own mental health

Making new acquaintances and reviving old ones is hampered by qualms about what used to be normal physical contact. Now we think twice before giving or accepting a peck on the cheek when greeting, an encouraging pat on the back or a friendly embrace.

'How are you?': Is it time for greater authenticity in how we ask and answer this question? - Vimarsana News

'How are you?': Is it time for greater authenticity in how we ask and answer this question?

Is it time for us to overhaul this longstanding symbol of social grace?

SilverSneakers Marks Unparalleled 30 Year Legacy of Reinventing Active Aging - Vimarsana News

SilverSneakers Marks Unparalleled 30 Year Legacy of Reinventing Active Aging

/PRNewswire/ -- SilverSneakers® by Tivity Health®, the nation's leading community fitness program for seniors, will host a series of virtual and in-person...

Augmented Reality helps people live with Parkinson's disease - Vimarsana News

Augmented Reality helps people live with Parkinson's disease

A collaborative partnership has developed the World's First pair of Parkinson’s Walking Glasses, a wearable mobility device that pr...

Frontiers | An aberrant precision account of autism - Vimarsana News

Frontiers | An aberrant precision account of autism

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by problems with social-communication, restricted interests and repetitive behaviour. A recent and controversial article presented a compelling normative explanation for the perceptual symptoms of autism in terms of a failure of Bayesian inference (Pellicano and Burr, 2012). In response, we suggested that when Bayesian interference is grounded in its neural instantiation – namely, predictive coding – many features of autistic perception can be attributed to aberrant precision (or beliefs about precision) within the context of hierarchic...